DinosaurVestCrochetPatternbythisisOlya_crochet
DinosaurVestCrochetPatternbythisisOlya_crochet
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by thisisOlya_crochet
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CONTENTS
Introduction 3
Tips; Abbreviations you might see 4
Materials you will need 5
Vest:
Row 1-2; Full video tutorial 6
Row 3-21; How to join yarn 7
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The chart for 9 months - 1.5 years 11
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Join the front panel and the back 14
Crochet the hood 14-15
Border Edging 16
Triangles 17
Tail 18
Assembly 19
A few kind words 20
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The shape of the vest is the same for all sizes; the
difference lies only in the number of stitches and
rows, which will be indicated for each size in a
different color.
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SIZE TIPS:
I highly recommend using a 12 mm hook and
Alize Velluto yarn for the best match to the
pattern's size;
ADDITIONALLY:
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magnetic, or any type), but I left my version
without them.
ABBREVIATIONS YOU
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mr - magic ring
ss - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
inc - increase
dec - decrease
(99 sc, inc) - Repeat
instructions in parenthesis
*88 - No. of times (99 sc, inc)
to be repeated
[77] - Total number of stitches
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Page 5 MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED
I highly recommend using a 12 mm hook and Alize
or the v est Velluto yarn for the best match to the pattern's size.
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DINOSAUR VEST
The size differences will be marked with different colors:
9 months - 1.5 years - blue
1.5-3 years - red
3-5 years - green
You can crochet the vest by following the full video tutorial:
https://youtu.be/wPjoU5Lhnbw?si=9nPm8JOWPBQzzqmg Click here
Or you can watch specific stages (all of them will be noted below).
The vest is crocheted from the bottom to the top, starting at the
bottom edge and ending at the hood.
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#3 At the end of the row 2, ch 1, turn
and start the next row. This ch 1 does
not count as a stitch
If it turns out shorter, you can: If it turns out longer, you can:
1. Unravel and crochet more 1. Unravel and crochet more tightly;
loosely; 2. Switch to a smaller hook, 9 or 10 mm;
2. Use the larger size pattern in 3. Keep it as it is; kids grow fast anyway :)
the PDF.
*Here and in all the following photos, the vest is for ages 3-5*
21 rows
64 sc
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The number of rows may vary depending on your crochet tension and the
child's height.
Tip: Crochet 17, (19; 21) rows, then try it on the child or compare it to the
length of their jacket. *During the test, some testers crocheted the
following number of rows: 21, (23; 25)*
!Measure the length of the jacket from the armpit (underarm) to the
bottom edge!
After that, add as many rows as needed to fit the child.
If you're making it for a nephew, niece, or as a gift and can't try it on the
child, go with a standard or ask the mama to mesure the child :)
17, (19; 21) rows.
Height of rows 3 - min 17, (min 19; min 21) for:
9 - 1.5 ~ 19-21 cm;
1.5-3 ~ 20-23 cm;
3-5 ~ 23-26 cm
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How to join yarn:
If you run out of a skein, use a magic
knot method to join it with another
skein.
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#1 #2 #3
#1 Without cutting the yarn, crochet 7, (9; 11) rows up with 15, (17; 19) sc
along the right edge of the vest. After finishing these rows, the working
yarn should be on the left side.
#2 After finishing the rows, divide the last row into 7, (8; 9) stitches on the
left and 8, (9, 10) stitches on the right.
#3 Without cutting the yarn, crochet 2, (3; 4) rows up with 7, (8; 9) sc.
Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing
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Back:
Video. Timing: 09:20-13:42: Click
https://youtu.be/wPjoU5Lhnbw?si=-BhzfU4cH9nyNp_X&t=560 here
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#1 #2 #3
#1 Insert the hook and pull the yarn through the first stitch on the back.
#2 Tie a knot.
#3 Start crochet by inserting the hook into the same stitch where the knot was tied.
Begin counting sc from here.
26 sc
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9 8 9
rows 3 rows
*right
*back* front*
#1 #2 #3
#2 Divide the last row into 3 parts: 7, (8; 9) stitches on the left; 6, (7, 8)
stitches in the middle; 7, (8; 9) stitches on the right.
#3 Crochet 1, (2; 3) rows up with 7, (8; 9) sc on the right and left sides.
Leave the middle section with 6, (7, 8) stitches empty.
#1 #2 #3
#1 Insert the hook and pull the yarn through the first stitch on the back. Tie a
knot.
Start crochet by inserting the hook into the same stitch where the knot was
tied.
Begin counting sc from here. Crochet 7, (9; 11) rows up with 15, (17; 19) sc.
#2 After finishing the rows, divide the last row into 8, (9; 10) stitches on the left
and 7, (8, 9) stitches on the right.
#3 Сrochet 2, (3; 4) rows up with 7, (8; 9) sc. Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail for
sewing
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Result:
Video. Timing: 16:35-17:05:
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https://youtu.be/wPjoU5Lhnbw?si=qMWY7Hzt1x4iOrnc&t=995 here
Here, you can clearly see and check the number of stitches
and rows on the vest. The photo on this page shows the
vest for ages 3-5 years. On the 3 pages below, you can see
the same vest model represented as charts for each age
group.
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Height from the top to the bottom edge of the vest for:
9 - 1.5 ~ 28-33 cm;
1.5-3 ~ 34-39 cm;
3-5 ~ 39-43 cm
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The chart for ages 9 months - 1.5 years
If you're using a phone, tablet, or printed sheet, just turn it horizontally
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8 sc
15 sc
2 rows
7 sc
8 rows
7 sc
20 sc
1 row
50 sc
1 row
7 sc
7 sc
15 sc
2 rows
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8 sc
9 sc
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17 sc
3 rows
8 sc
10 rows
8 sc
57 sc
2 rows
23 sc
2 rows
8 sc
8 sc
17 sc
3 rows
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9 sc
10 sc
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19 sc
4 rows
9 sc
12 rows
9 sc
3 rows
64 sc
26 sc
3 rows
9 sc
9 sc
19 sc
4 rows
10 sc
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#4 Complete sc.
#3 #4
Result:
#1 Back side
#2 Front side
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Mark the first 2 stitches (for all
sizes) with stitch marker on each of
the front panels. We won't be
crocheting into these stitches.
#1 #2
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Before sc After sc
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Start the
edging here
end it here
#3 #4
TRIANGLES
For the triangles, you will need: 12 mm hook, green yarn
“Alize Velluto color: 103”; 9 mm hook white yarn “Himalaya
Dolphin Baby”, stitch marker, yarn needle.
9 months - 1.5 years - small You can crochet more or fewer triangles
1-3 years - medium based on your vest size, tail preference,
3-5 years - large and creativity.
You can mix different sizes within the
same age group.
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Green yarn
Rnd 1. Ch 2, 4 sc in first ch [4]
Rnd 2. (1 sc, inc)*2 [6]
Rnd 3. (1 sc, inc)*3 [9]
Rnd 4. (2 sc, inc)*3 [12]
Rnd 5. (3 sc, inc)*3 [15]
Rnd 6. (4 sc, inc)*3 [18]
Rnd 7. (5 sc, inc)*3 [21]
Rnd 8. (6 sc, inc)*3 [24]
Rnd 9. (7 sc, inc)*3 [27]
Fold in half and use a yarn needle to
join the opposite stitches.
Leave long tail for sewing
Using white (or any other) yarn and smaller hook (9 mm):
Border to the top edges of the triangle by working single
crochets, inserting the hook between each row:
+- 10 sc - small size
+- 15 sc - medium size,
+- 18 sc - large size,
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TAIL
For the tail, you will need: 12 mm hook, green yarn “Alize
Velluto color: 103”, a stitch marker, and optionally, stuffing.
Tester's recommendation: To prevent the stuffing from coming through the
holes in the tail, use a smaller hook—9 mm.
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Thanks to my testing team for helping make this pattern even better:
@petitescreationspatou, @tallfoxes, @mirilovescrochet,
@grow.with.grace_23, @scissorspaperknots